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Mary Prince

Mary Prince

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Oct 20, 2026

Talitha L. LeFlouriaGUEST
37:49
And his recent passing spurred a lot of conversation about him and about his legacy, which actually happened around the time that I was writing this book.
Talitha L. LeFlouriaGUEST
37:59
had a little bit of information, a little working knowledge of Mary Prince, a Black woman who Jimmy Carter and his wife brought into their home under a system known as domestic parole when they worked in, excuse me, when he was the senator of the state of Georgia.
Talitha L. LeFlouriaGUEST
38:24
Once he, governor, excuse me, of the state of Georgia, Once he became the president of the United States, he was able to arrange for the Georgia State Penitentiary System to send Mary to work in his home.
Talitha L. LeFlouriaGUEST
38:38
So there was a black woman who was paroled to work in the White House for Jimmy Carter and his family.
Talitha L. LeFlouriaGUEST
37:49
And his recent passing spurred a lot of conversation about him and about his legacy, which actually happened around the time that I was writing this book.
Talitha L. LeFlouriaGUEST
37:59
had a little bit of information, a little working knowledge of Mary Prince, a Black woman who Jimmy Carter and his wife brought into their home under a system known as domestic parole when they worked in, excuse me, when he was the senator of the state of Georgia.
Talitha L. LeFlouriaGUEST
38:24
Once he, governor, excuse me, of the state of Georgia, Once he became the president of the United States, he was able to arrange for the Georgia State Penitentiary System to send Mary to work in his home.
Talitha L. LeFlouriaGUEST
38:38
So there was a black woman who was paroled to work in the White House for Jimmy Carter and his family.
Talitha L. LeFlouriaGUEST
37:49
And his recent passing spurred a lot of conversation about him and about his legacy, which actually happened around the time that I was writing this book.
Talitha L. LeFlouriaGUEST
37:59
had a little bit of information, a little working knowledge of Mary Prince, a Black woman who Jimmy Carter and his wife brought into their home under a system known as domestic parole when they worked in, excuse me, when he was the senator of the state of Georgia.
Talitha L. LeFlouriaGUEST
38:24
Once he, governor, excuse me, of the state of Georgia, Once he became the president of the United States, he was able to arrange for the Georgia State Penitentiary System to send Mary to work in his home.
Talitha L. LeFlouriaGUEST
38:38
So there was a black woman who was paroled to work in the White House for Jimmy Carter and his family.
Talitha L. LeFlouriaGUEST
37:46
I, I don't have working memories of Jimmy Carter either, and his recent passing spurred a lot of conversation about him and about his legacy, which actually happened around the time that I was writing this book.
Talitha L. LeFlouriaGUEST
37:59
Had a little bit of information, a little working knowledge of Mary Prince, a Black woman who Jimmy Carter and his wife, um, brought into their home as a, under a system known as domestic parole when they worked in...
Talitha L. LeFlouriaGUEST
38:20
Excuse me, when he was, uh, the senator of the state of Georgia.
Talitha L. LeFlouriaGUEST
38:24
Once he- governor, excuse me, of the state of Georgia.
Talitha L. LeFlouriaGUEST
37:49
And his recent passing spurred a lot of conversation about him and about his legacy, which actually happened around the time that I was writing this book.
Talitha L. LeFlouriaGUEST
37:59
had a little bit of information, a little working knowledge of Mary Prince, a Black woman who Jimmy Carter and his wife brought into their home under a system known as domestic parole when they worked in, excuse me, when he was the senator of the state of Georgia.
Talitha L. LeFlouriaGUEST
38:24
Once he, governor, excuse me, of the state of Georgia, Once he became the president of the United States, he was able to arrange for the Georgia State Penitentiary System to send Mary to work in his home.
Talitha L. LeFlouriaGUEST
38:38
So there was a black woman who was paroled to work in the White House for Jimmy Carter and his family.

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